Narrated by Brian Tyree Henry, this powerful documentary follows the extraordinary journey of a group of military veterans who, grappling with the profound challenges of transitioning back to civilian life, discover an unexpected path to healing through the art of glassblowing. Directed by Robe Imbriano and Valerie Hong, the film intimately captures the raw vulnerability and remarkable resilience of these men and women as they channel their experiences of trauma, loss, and camaraderie into the creation of stunning, fragile works of art. At the heart of this moving story is the central conflict between the rigid discipline of their past and the delicate, often unpredictable nature of their new craft. The documentary’s tone is one of quiet, profound hope, refusing to shy away from the difficult realities of PTSD and moral injury while celebrating the transformative power of community and creative expression. Produced by Reginald Dwayne Betts, this 95-minute film offers an inspiring and deeply human portrait of veterans rebuilding their lives, one piece of glass at a time.